New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
: a SPEECH BY FORAKER.
OHIO REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN OPENED.
xcoSoMY M THE FINANCES OF THE srArE-THs
: DEMOCRATIC BLOODY SHIRT.


c.,rvrtI- Sept TO- --rhe Ohio Republican cam
rsion was brilliantly opsped here to-day by Governor
rns.ker Although Caldwell lie y village IN thinly
at,,ed oS.cure part OF Ohio, 1t IL aceptre popular
for occasional large meetings as the people ior try
,i,.s come 10 wagons anu camp ons as tnef iathers
did N the forties. Noble County. .. whch Vaidwen
Ia caoital, Is the youngest county in Ohi" haslhs
been made up under the last constitution. III u
ALLY Repaolic but close, that two purposes
were served choosing 1t Tor Forakers openins
speech OF tns campaig Every adioinng county seot
large dele .ations There were fully 1000 people DO
the meetins and some say 10000 The cluos from
the surrounding towns came in with binds ana
banners aud Foraker badges bearing the woros !.
aNo nsss viii be surrendered while an Governor
which has b, come watchword OF the present On"
psign. That there were twenty bands gives an ,ue"
as 10 the nun Sers OF this meeting Iso oeco'a.eno
were prvtT.e and patriotic with constant feereneo
TO the rebel flag order 10 she mo'tees u.
was held in tue Court House yard uh"sF 'no 'Iee>
The platform was decorated WIZ tateie" o'. ~, -.
surrounding the Governors picture, ana all inc
rnot,oes had either reiei TO the Union soIdier
or to Rorakers injunction OF the PresideaL All Tue
prominent men oil The party in tbis reGIen were upon
the platform with nearly all the CANADA es on tho
State ticket. There was striking diaerence between
the an ope ling and the Democratic affair at
Ham,ltou at which there much drunkenness and
NOISY demonstration. Caldwell is prohlbition
VILLAGE and more temperate. orderly crowd OF peo-
PIE is seldom brought together.
argument and the scathing manner in which no us
sected the Democratic record give satlsiat tion The
great feature OF the speech, however, was tue ar
rairnment OF President Cleveland and his Adninis-
trston. Governor Foraker ayowed the purpose 10
make no personal attack upon Cleveland, as De had
no time tc waste upon man like Cleveland IN ms
individual capacity. There mistaking tae
scptiiue ut against tho President throughout ONO
The Governors reference to the tact that on Decora
top Day President Cleveland Went hshIng disregard
ing ey cry patriotic impulse consideration, Drought
q prolonged cheer from the vast audience
TIE reference to Jotn Sherman as being on sui
Presidential train with tree pass III his own name
watch would no. be taken away from him by any one
in otio was loadly appiauded. There were many
incidents and few Interruptions OF interest showing
the DRIFT OF sentiment in Ohio. especially In tne
country d striets Every reference to the Dow law
as a temgeraDcs measure was approved, showing that
even ia "a county waieh has not saloon the pfir cpc
of xaton with local option features Is prefcrreu 10
impracticable prohibition The enthusiasm oil the
Grand AImy OF the Republic veterans in connection
with the severe end sarcase rtiere to Cleveland
was one OF the featIces OF tho meeting rhe Gov
erno. was introduced by C. j. Weems ayoung man
o. Twenty-Five, who in his remarks wished the
troyernor IN behalf of Southern Ohio the greatest pos
abilities OF tn future There were many other in-
nations OF Presidential character tor the Governor
CHEF among them banner In front OF Private
Dallell's house which read: For President J. b.
Foraker OF Ohio.
on Moada, will go to Gsttvsburg thence to the Con-
stiuona celebration at Philadelphia In the course
of his speech the Governor said:
Let me sum mp done in State affairs during
THIS state We have rescued the STATE from
bankruptcy and advanced her credit to the
highest point reached We have largely reduced
the public bonded beOt have cut down the interest
10 mako each year en- that account alone
the personal property Of plcais
arw values on The reiuced
e;sd on the an ses hs e rsM
Of Indebtedness and have by taxing the liquor trhc
s2coooto have honest elections in s!i the
government aud good BY various provisious we
have sought % duty cya me to
o.. ap'S we 1aa s . .s these ns msn %
Should be allowed to 1.-Two or die paue county poor
sas Ss SnS Other Say. Of which s speak At
sought to do our duty toward thus class OF our
AZ NATIONAL POLITICS
Looking now to National politics the become
stronger proportion tie field ia WIDER why tile Repuo-
party should 2reys In this contest want TO bee1
Of s next about the one We new
s ses hnI he ss Ropabean state
Cor mittee Was selected for The nurPoss OF wsssSpg the
dismiss ali such rssr so far as ONO
ssssSa mas
JsSS sherman has no such u.n avoid Allen
Sc M
have nosSns 70 say have ssvor any publicly
% @ ss ''i' h1 a spoken
him. N relation 70 III, 9aca ssf asd desire ann no.
n snd a Would g.
bic republicans with respect 70 those question. about
Hsa our rtss
b. @ DO ana Ss
s lat NO s The On u ns
party sacs far they could be recognized through
ns % sss soiss such s clam
% s wSa se aa as s .0.S'
public appreciation to The great dsu mont Of the
whole country.
CLEvELASDs mOoDY SHIRT.
There another respect in which there has been still
greater The between the North and
South ended twenty years when he became Pes
dent During that time tho preudcs that had lsd to 1t had
almost completely Atsd away and both at The South and at
ss
the Soalh had come to ses and csnosde the error
s. @ a: 5 s;ssss S:
battle slavery had been destroyed
Il: .'!S 70 .hs
% & Of we're
securely bound Together union than they had .ysi
s s ana S1as &
Al The and 81 :. :, n:
@ .ss Zee. sa no ss; hit s
and the soldiers aad people who nghed sha os
gsi.: iss ss:S ai:s,,:s battling
the Union Naturally such ideas been indR
nanty they soud be- and there has been
siderable bitter controversy In consequence
all thts ssi The EXPLANATION manifest II - due
directly altogether the fact that It has been from the
beginning Of his Administration the policy OF President
Cleveland simply fully frankly tho
p Of the South aud generously and cheerfuy accord
should ali their rghts and their Just proportion OF AL
the bepet OF but TO further aud also
various resorted sock TO do
with the idea that there Was sfssr a very
Of until the In its be-
half could stand plane with the whose hero
ism prevented tn summation OF their This
policy the lowering of the
federate rails and John Calhoun patriot
emulztod by the coming generations OF Amer
citizens refusing 10 utter word OF oomsnendaon Tor
the cause OF the Union the held Of going
&hing Decoration Day. writing insulting vetoes OF
private bills and proposing TO return 70 the Con-
Of the people OF the south have been msed
belief the sentiments The pie
OF North have undergone change and that no 10
feel that rebollien The great crimes
we claimed them TO DO when took up and
suppressed Acting this belief they have been